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3rd September 2024

Clapback in a backwards cap: Speirs reacts to Liberal frontbench

Former Liberal leader David Speirs has returned to Adelaide from an overseas family wedding and gone on the attack.

Now Port’s trying to bag rival players too

Port’s boss might be complaining about their wooden spoon but its state rivals’ greatest fears are being realised, writes Andrew Capel.

Jobs lost as iconic Hills cafe forced to close permanently

Severe storm damage has left a popular Adelaide Hills business hanging by a thread, with the owner expressing devastation over the decision.

High level Hells Angels join forces as new underworld race emerges

More details have emerged of how Hells Angels boss Angelo Pandeli - who hails from Whyalla - planned to expand his global drug network before being detained.

Downer: Merit means nothing to Australia’s least successful Libs

Merit is no longer the big ticket to success in the SA Liberals. Loyalty to the factional warlords is, writes Alexander Downer.

‘She didn’t want to leave’: Young mum dies after tragic cancer battle

A single mother from regional SA has died just weeks after being told by doctors she had only four months to live, leaving her family devastated.

Heartbreaking vigil as search halted for teen swept off rocks

The search for the teen swept off rocks at Granite Island has been halted for the day.

‘We don’t know’: Confusion over Hungry Jack’s indecent assault case

Confusion surrounds evidence at the heart of the case against a man who allegedly indecently assaulted a child at an Adelaide Hungry Jack’s, a court has heard.

Baby found dead at Brisbane family daycare

Police are investigating the death of a one-year-old boy at a family daycare in Brisbane’s eastern suburbs.

Huge clean-up after chaotic SA weather – with S-E bearing the brunt

SA is still counting the cost after the recent wild weather saw roofs torn off homes, powerlines pulled down and trees falling on houses and vehicles – with the South-East hit the ...

40 bidders vie for dump-like renovator at auction

It left plenty to the imagination with rubbish and debris everywhere you looked. But this renovator’s delight just smashed all expectations – selling almost $200k above reserve.

Aussie economy takes $4.4bn hit

New data backs Treasurer Jim Chalmers’ warning to Australians to expect “soft” growth in the economy when GDP data is out.